You may study programming languages like FORTH or Postscript how they do computing using stacks.

tesu

Hello Shaun32887

following is a small class what has been posted by a programming virtuoso here in forum on daniweb.com. Unfortunately, I have not recorded his name.

//
// String passing...

instead of: int i = ch; // stores same code in an int (wrongly)

you might try: int*i =(int*)ch;

then
cin>>ch; // enter A for example
cout << ch; // gives A
cout << i; // gives 0x41...

Hi

Your code:
char ch;
int i = ch;
You didn't assign a value to ch. So i is undefined. Also this would not work if you do cin >> ch.

You may try this instead:

char xxx = 'x';

Well dear Superfat, the most effective solution for you problem has already been given by vijayan121. Unfortunately you aren't able to understand his fine function. So GOD's advice should be...

sorry, completely nonsense what I wrote ! so forget it.
true, new <--> delete and malloc <--> free
sorry for telling that nonsens

krs,
tesu

Hi mrboolf,



Consider your constructor and destructor:

In C++ memory is allocated by applying "new". Its partner is "free" ! You should never apply "delete", which is plain C, on memory...

Hi niek_e

You are right, I have overlooked the semicolon at he far right.

Intuitively I also would put a semicolon at left side if for-init statement is off. But the ISO standard tells the...

Hi QuantNeeds


Your for loop is correct. It corresponds completely with the Standard ISO/IEC 14882:1998(E) of C++. So your compiler seems to be something outdated, especially the phrase...

Hi all,

though Ancient Dragon has already answered almost every question, I would like to put in my twopenn'orth too.


-Why use the stack of the space is so limited?

Stack is not that...

Hi yap,
replace cin.get() by these


This works fine for gcc programs.

krs,
tesu

If I were God first I would create new universe to be able to store quintillion figures of those numbers because Milky Way obviously too small. Then I would install just one quintillion hyper...

Oh, not that large, only 10 power 30 !
Possibly you need something badly better than fft :icon_mrgreen: (n*ld(n))

Possibly, you don't know what you should change in your function to get it function correctly. These are your problems in binaryAdd of posting #7:

1. Serious problem (where you begin when you are...

I am not that sure whether your question deals with my post #9, does it? Are there problems like how-to-change formal parameters of the function declaration or don't fit your actual parameters when...

Hi buddy1,

here is some code what might meet your assignment.

In your main() you write:

// Binary addition
const int a[8] = { 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 };
const int b[8] = { 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1,...

GMP is uniquely great. Yet, how large is very large integer?

hi shknahs,
you may also try this:

void rev_str(string str,int n)
{
if(str[n]!='\0')
rev_str(str,n+1);
cout<<str[n-1];
}
// result: shknahs

hi,
static member must be initialized outside of class declaration, for example below }; of class def:

class C
{
public:
static int st;
...
};

hi,



"17" ascii ?
"1" = 41hex (4th column, 1st row) = 0100 0001bin
"7" = 47hex (4th column, 7th row) = 0100 0111bin

17
76543210

ofstream is for output, which can be combined with fstream::out | fstream::app // for append
but not with fstream::in | fstream::out

if you want to do both, use fstream.
you may have a look at ...